Architecture Portfolio

ASHLEY BAMFORD.

DAH635 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES 2

ARCHITECT ARRON CUPPLES [N8589127]

2250 840

600

ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT

810

KAITLIN SELLS [N8583471]

135

HAVC CONSULTANT MADELEINE NICOL [N8005885]

90

HYDRAULIC + FIRE CONSULTANT

CLEAR SEALED HWD TIMBER BOARD TO TOP TO ENCLOSE POST

ASHLEY BAMFORD [N9133020]

DASHED LINE INDICATES STORMWATER FLOW

90x90mm HWD TIMBER POSTS - 800mm CENTRES

NOTES CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING WORK TO FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK. THESE DRAWINGS ARE PROTECTED BY THE LAWS OF COPY RIGHT AND MAY NOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF MAAK ARCHITECTURE.

GRATED METAL WALKWAY TO AS1657

SURFACE IRRIGATION SYSTEM REFER HYRDRAULICS PLAN 800

CLEAR SEALED HWD TIMBER BOARD CLADDING TO POST - SECURE WITH BUGLE HEAD BATTEN SCREW

RETAIN EXISTING 100mm DOWNPIPE - FEED TO GARDEN

VEGETATION TO HORTICULTURALIST'S SPECIFICATION

150

PORTFOLIO

NEW WATER SPOUT THROUGH EXISTING SLAB UPTURN

350

EXISTING CONCRETE UPTURN

LINE OF NEW GLAZED FACADE SYSTEM REFER DETAIL

ARTIFICAL GROWTH MEMBRANE (MIN 150mm DEEP)

100

PRYDA FULL STIRRUP POST ANCHOR

75

HOT DIP GLAV. 12mm DIAMETER CUP HEAD BOLT

MIN 75mm CLEARANCE TO BASE OF POST FOR TERMITE PROTECTION

SURFACE IRRIGATION SYSTEM - REFER HYRDRAULICS PLAN

IKO PLASFEED DRAINAGE LAYER

EXISTING SLAB NEW NORCAST 1510.12 CG FLAY GRATE OUTLET

DOWNPIPE SIZED + MANUFACTURED TO MATCH EXSITING

OUTDOOR TERRACE 1 DETAIL 1 : 10

DATE

REVISION

25.08.14

SD DESIGN FREEZE

01.09.14

DD DESIGN FREEZE

ISSUE

B

03.09.14

CONSULTANT ISSUE

C

21.09.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

D

12.10.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

20.10.14

FOR FINAL APPROVAL

F

27.10.14

TENDER ISSUE

G

A

E

CLIENT

EXISTING SLAB UPTURN TO INTERIOR COLD FORMED METAL DECKING - PROVIDE 1 DEGREE FALL SUPPORT FALL OF DECKING ON STEEL PROFILES AS REQUIRED MARINE GRADE WATERPROOFING TO TOP OF SLAB GRATED STEEL WALKWAY SUPPORT SYSTEM INSTALL TO MANUFACTURES . SPEC. WATERPROOF ALL PENETRATIONS THROUGH DRAINAGE LAYER + STEEL DECKING. FEED + FIX TO SLAB TO ENSURE STABILITY

PROJECT

QUT D BLOCK REFURBISHMENT 2 GEORGE STREET BRISBANE QLD 4000 REAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION LOT 651 ON SP241925 WARD CENTRAL SITE AREA 62120sqm DRAWING

OUTDOOR TERRACE DETAIL

JOB NUMBER

14-001

DESIGN

AARON CUPPLES

SCALE @ A2 DATE CREATED

1 : 10

NORTH

27/10/2014

DRAWING NUMBER

ISSUE

A025

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To Whom It May Concern,

COVER LETTER ASHLEY BAMFORD BArch (Hons) MArch 0451 732 922 ashley.bamford@hotmail.com

Melbourne, VIC

EDUCATION Master of Architecture QUT

Bachelor of Design in Architecture with Honours (First Class) QUT

Bachelor of Architectural Design

I would like to express my interest in a position within your firm. I have recently relocated to Melbourne from the Gold Coast after completing my Masters in Architecture and am looking for a full time position as a graduate of architecture where I can apply my professional and tertiary skills whilst growing my career.

With a professional and personal interest in the built environment and a diverse background working within the fields of architecture and engineering, I have spent the last 12 months decdicating my time towards achieving my Masters Degree in Architecture. Previous to this, I spent two years living, exploring and working in London, where I worked for as a Group Coordinator at BuroHappold Engineering, one of the country’s largest and most creative engineering firms. Here I was inspired by the designs of Zaha Hadid, Heatherwick Studio and SOM (to name drop a few). Previous to this, I spent 4 years studying architecture whilst working for WIM Architects, a bespoke architectural practice in Brisbane where I worked on both residential and commercial projects.

At BuroHappold each day was different as I worked closely with the engineering discipline leads, leading the team coordination of a highly diverse, busy and dynamic team of 90 engineers, from graduates to partners. Working to tight deadlines, with a high accountability for my work taught me the importance of time management and effective communication with both my team and internal and external stakeholders.

I was a valued member of the company, being promoted twice in two years, moving from the specialist Consulting team before being promoted to overseeing the Mechanical, Electrical and Public Health and Sustainability team. Here, working closely with project leaders, I coordinated tasks and submissions relating to multi-disciplinary projects such as the Palace of Westminster refurbishment in London, Monroe Blocks development in Chicago, Ras Al Khaimah National Gallery in the United Arab Emirates and the KAFD Metro Station in Saudi Arabia.

Bond University

Whilst studying my Masters at the Queensland University of Technology, I studied professional practice core classes including Project Management and Contract Administration, complementary to my Architecture Design Studios. Overall I received a GPA of 6.5 and was accepted on the Creative Industries Faculty Deans List for academic achievement, which I feel highlights my aptitude for learning and picking up new concepts quickly.

The portfolio which accompanies this cover letter showcase a selection of works across my time at university. The work from my Masters degree in particular, I worked to meet BCA standards and appropriate spatial planning according to Livable Housing Australia Gold standards. Attention to detail through thorough research of cohorts and materiality informed the design throughout the design process.

A position such as this will take full advantage of both my tertiary and professional skills, as well as suit my professional goal of working towards registration. Your consideration of my application would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your time.

Kind regards, Ashley Bamford

Contents

CV

pp. 4-5

MASTERS STUDIO A

#01

pp. 6-13

MASTERS STUDIO B

#02

pp. 14-19

HONOURS STUDIO A

#03

pp. 20-23

DAH635 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES 2

ARCHITECT

#04

HONOURS STUDIO B

ARRON CUPPLES [N8589127]

2250 840 135

pp. 24-27

600

ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT

810

KAITLIN SELLS [N8583471]

HAVC CONSULTANT MADELEINE NICOL [N8005885]

90

HYDRAULIC + FIRE CONSULTANT

CLEAR SEALED HWD TIMBER BOARD TO TOP TO ENCLOSE POST

ASHLEY BAMFORD [N9133020]

DASHED LINE INDICATES STORMWATER FLOW

90x90mm HWD TIMBER POSTS - 800mm CENTRES

NOTES CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING WORK TO FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK. THESE DRAWINGS ARE PROTECTED BY THE LAWS OF COPY RIGHT AND MAY NOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF MAAK ARCHITECTURE.

GRATED METAL WALKWAY TO AS1657

SURFACE IRRIGATION SYSTEM REFER HYRDRAULICS PLAN 800

CLEAR SEALED HWD TIMBER BOARD CLADDING TO POST - SECURE WITH BUGLE HEAD BATTEN SCREW

RETAIN EXISTING 100mm DOWNPIPE - FEED TO GARDEN

#05

NEW WATER SPOUT THROUGH EXISTING SLAB UPTURN

150

LINE OF NEW GLAZED FACADE SYSTEM REFER DETAIL

pp. 28-31

SUPPORT FALL OF DECKING ON STEEL PROFILES AS REQUIRED MARINE GRADE WATERPROOFING TO TOP OF SLAB

DOWNPIPE SIZED + MANUFACTURED TO MATCH EXSITING

#06

SD DESIGN FREEZE

01.09.14

DD DESIGN FREEZE

ISSUE

B

03.09.14

CONSULTANT ISSUE

C

21.09.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

D

12.10.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

20.10.14

FOR FINAL APPROVAL

F

27.10.14

TENDER ISSUE

G

A

E

CLIENT

COLD FORMED METAL DECKING - PROVIDE 1 DEGREE FALL

NEW NORCAST 1510.12 CG FLAY GRATE OUTLET

UNDERGRADUATE EXAMPLES

ARTIFICAL GROWTH MEMBRANE (MIN 150mm DEEP)

REVISION

25.08.14

EXISTING SLAB UPTURN TO INTERIOR

EXISTING SLAB

OUTDOOR TERRACE 1 DETAIL 1 : 10

VEGETATION TO HORTICULTURALIST'S SPECIFICATION

IKO PLASFEED DRAINAGE LAYER

100

EXISTING CONCRETE UPTURN

350

PRYDA FULL STIRRUP POST ANCHOR

75

HOT DIP GLAV. 12mm DIAMETER CUP HEAD BOLT

ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY

MIN 75mm CLEARANCE TO BASE OF POST FOR TERMITE PROTECTION

SURFACE IRRIGATION SYSTEM - REFER HYRDRAULICS PLAN

DATE

GRATED STEEL WALKWAY SUPPORT SYSTEM INSTALL TO MANUFACTURES . SPEC. WATERPROOF ALL PENETRATIONS THROUGH DRAINAGE LAYER + STEEL DECKING. FEED + FIX TO SLAB TO ENSURE STABILITY

pp. 32-35

PROJECT

QUT D BLOCK REFURBISHMENT 2 GEORGE STREET BRISBANE QLD 4000 REAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION LOT 651 ON SP241925 WARD CENTRAL SITE AREA 62120sqm DRAWING

OUTDOOR TERRACE DETAIL

JOB NUMBER

14-001

DESIGN

AARON CUPPLES

SCALE @ A2 DATE CREATED

1 : 10

NORTH

27/10/2014

DRAWING NUMBER

ISSUE

A025

G

CV

ASHLEY BAMFORD BArch(Hons) MArch 0451 732 922 ashley.bamford@hotmail.com

Melbourne, VIC

EDUCATION Master of Architecture QUT

Bachelor of Design in Architecture with Honours (First Class) QUT

Bachelor of Architectural Design Bond University

PORTFOLIO Hosted on ISSUU here:

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LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashley- abamford/

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE With a professional and personal interest in the built environment and a diverse background working within the fields of architecture and engineering, I have spent the last 12 months working towards my Masters Degree in Architecture. Previous to this, I spent two years living, exploring and working in London, where I worked for as a Group Coordinator at BuroHappold Engineering, one of the country’s largest and most creative engineering firms.

Here I was inspired by the designs of Zaha Hadid, Heatherwick Studio and SOM (to name drop a few). Previous to this, I spent 4 years studying architecture whilst working for WIM Architects, a bespoke architectural practice in Brisbane.

EDUCATION Master of Architecture

June 2018 - July 2019

Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane QLD

Achievements: Creative Industries Faculty Deans List (Grade Point Average of 6.5) Bachelor of Design in Architecture with Honours (First Class)

February 2015 – December 2015

Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane QLD

Achievements: First Class Honours (average grade above 85%) Bachelor of Architectural Design

January 2012 – February 2014 (Trimesters)

Bond University, Gold Coast QLD

Achievements: First in Class Design Studio 4; Dean’s List 2012 (average grade

above 80%) STRENGTHS AND ABILITIES • High level of competency using Revit with over 6 years of drafting and BIM modeling experience. With exposure to both Architectural and Engineering MEP Building Services modeling • High level of competency using Adobe Creative Suite including Photoshop, InDesign, Adobe Pro and general capabilities in Illustrator and Lightroom • High level of competency using Microsoft Office Suite including Word, Outlook, Power Point and Excel • Experience in writing, coordinating and editing submissions and tender proposals for multi-discipline and single discipline bids. As well as preparing Pre-Qualification Questionnaires • Ability to succeed in busy, demanding and thriving office environments • Working with a high level of accountability and commitment to my work, always approaching my role in a proactive manner • Experience in team leadership and team coordination • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with experience working in diverse environments and teams • Willingness to learn and embrace new concepts and skills and a genuine desire to create more livable and environmentally conscious buildings and cities EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Group Coordinator

(Building Environments, MEP and Sustainability & Physics Teams)

BuroHappold Engineering, London May 2016 - April 2018

BuroHappold is a multi-disciplinary, global engineering firm, whose portfolio hosts projects designed by some of the world’s most creative architecture firms. As Group Coordinator, I was providing administrative and business development support to a team of 70 engineers,

KEY PROFESSIONAL SKILLS Written Communication Verbal Communication Visual Communication Team Coordination Organisation Proactivity Detail Driven

GOALS To learn as much as possible and enhance my design, technical and project management skills, in order to become a registered architect.

REFERENCES Amanda Siaw Lead Group Coordinator BuroHappold Engineering 17 Newman St London, United Kingdom email: amanda.siaw@ burohappold.com phone: (office) +44 20 7927 9700 (mobile) +44 75 2569 8326 Dr Nicola Banwell Postdoctoral Researcher Disaster Risk Reduction & Sustainable Development Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne Route Cantonale 1015 Lausanne, Switzerland

directors and partners. Tasks included; • Formatting and collating reports, submissions and presentations in InDesign, Power Point and Word to meet a high professional standard • Using Adobe Pro, Photoshop and Bluebeam to edit and mark-up drawings • Assisting CAD team and engineers in annotating MEP drawings in Revit and Bluebeam • Ensuring business development material for the team (e.g. CVs, project sheets and organograms) are up to date and in the correct branding • Preparing Pre-Qualification Questionnaires for various submissions • Liaising with wider teams including IT, HR, Business Development and Finance to facilitate the smooth daily operation of the team • Maintaining the MEP Bid and Project pipeline in collation with the Project Operations team and setting up projects and bids on the Content Resource Management (CRM) system • Monitoring team expenses and budgets • Organising monthly team meetings and liasing with stakeholders to present won projects, budgets and ad hoc presentations resulting in team cohesion • Organising team events, CPD’s and business development opportunities (both professional and social) M&E Coordinator

Mace Construction, BBC Television Centre, London April 2016 – May 2016

Providing support to the commercial contracts team, which involved organising drawing schedules and drawing packages for tender and cross-checking with Conject.

(Please note from January 2016 – April 2016 I was traveling and thus not working) Architectural Assistant

WIM Architects, Brisbane June 2014 - December 2015 WIM Architects is a boutique Architecture firm specialising in residential renovations and new builds, as well as car showrooms across Queensland. Due to the relatively small size of the firm, I was able to work on an extremely wide range of projects - from small renovations to multi-million dollar commercial projects. The role allowed me to liaise with clients and suppliers and work closely with architects of varying seniority. Tasks included: • • •

email: nicola.banwell@gmail.com phone: (mobile) +41 79 554 3762

• • •

Drafting and designing residential and commercial projects including both interior and exterior fit outs, as well as structural and mechanical elements Producing imagery and renders on Revit, Photoshop and InDesign of both external and internal designs Drafting existing buildings from 2D plans and/or from site measurements and photographs and drawing them in 3D in Revit Researching materials and fittings for projects and preparing schedules for fixtures, furniture and fittings Working on projects to National Construction Code standards Visiting clients at their properties, inspecting work in progress and preparing measured drawings

Work Experience

Riddel Architecture (now Conrad Gargett), Brisbane April 2013 As a student placement I was exposed to many different elements of a projects lifecycle and my placement involved site visits, sitting in on meetings and modelling a residential project in Revit.

#01 2019_MASTERS STUDIO A: ACCOMODATION FOR DOMESTIC & FAMILY VIOLENCE SURVIVORS AND THEIR PETS Masters Studio A tasked us with extensively researching a demographic who where struggling to find themselves safe, affroadable and stable medium to long term accomdation. A report and accompanying return brief demarcated the paramters for an architectural proposal which provided quality and stable tenure for this cohort on a site in South Brisbane. I chose to focus on survivors of domestic and family violence (DFV), with provisions for pets, after learning that many survivors hesitate to leave a violent household due to not being able to take their pets with them into traditional refuges.

Traditional DFV accommodation is usually in the form of single family homes converted to communal dwellings. Autonomy is foresaken as multiple families share houses retrofitted with communal shared spaces.

These houses, or refuges, are usually hidden in suburbia, away from essential services. The prime, inner-city site in South Brisbane provided an oppurtunity to introduce a new typology of DFV accomodation for Queensland.

Backed by extensive research and precedents across Australia and the world, this proposal looks at providing medium density, inner-city DFV accomdation, where community and support services are at the core of its success. A duality in programming allows essential services and advocacy groups to occupy the ground level, whilst accomodation for survivors, their children and their pets occupy the floors above. Providing security, autonomy, empowerment and health for all residents, underpins the design philiopshy and decisions.

Exploring duality, not only in the programming but also in the structure of the building, provided an oppurtunity to explore timber design for mid-rise multi-residential buildings. Providing flexbility and future-proofing the design and working towards a future free from domestic and family violence (as per recommendation #1 of the Not Now, Not Ever report by the Queensland State Government).

Proposal for 41 Edmonstone Street

PRIVATE

PUBLIC

A duality in program provides DFV services for both residents and the greater community

A duality in structure denotes this seperation of function, with a laminated timber structure and modular units, sitting upon a concrete base

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GARDEN

OFFICE

KITCHENETTE

CROSS-PROGRAMMED SPACE

READING & COMPUTER ROOM

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DN

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UP

OFFICE 87 m²

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READING & COMPUTER ROOM 45 m²

KITCHENETTE

4

ADVOCACY ROOM 12 m²

6

ELEVATOR

ADVOCACY ROOM 12 m²

7

8

VOID

ELEVATOR

ADVOCACY ROOM

VOID

ADVOCACY ROOM

VOID

GARDEN

DRIVE-WAY

CAR PARKS

GARDEN ABOVE

OFFICE

KITCHENETTE

WC

FIRE STAIRS

CROSS-PROGRAMMED SPACE

(EXAMPLE: THEATRE STYLE & BOARD ROOM)

DOG PARK

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2850

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OFFICES 35 m²

DISABLED WC 6 m²

MENS WC 3 m²

3

FIRE STAIRS 10 m²

3600

ADVOCACY ROOM 13 m²

AIR LOCK 10 m²

UP

4

UP

DN

3600

LOBBY 46 m²

6

FIRE ESCAPE 8 m²

3600

REFUGE 6 m²

CHAIR STORAGE 5 m²

ELEVATOR

EDMONSTONE STREET

LADIES WC 11 m²

FIRE ESCAPE 6 m²

DN

DOG PARK

BICYCLE STORAGE 6 m²

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STORAGE

M

Ground Floor 1:400 @ A4

Mezzanine 1:400 @ A4

KITCHENETTE

7

2850

8

GARDEN

MAIN ENTRY

LOBBY

2ND ENTRY

ELEVATOR

BICYCLES

REFUGE

(EXAMPLE: THEATRE STYLE & BOARD ROOM)

CROSS-PROGRAMMED SPACE

CHAIR STORAGE

FIRE STAIRS

BACK GARDEN

Entry space

Back garden with dog park

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B

C

TWO BEDROOM UNIT

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BALCONY 8 m²

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BEDROOM 10 m²

BEDROOM 10 m

BATHROOM & LAUNDRY 11 m

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BEDROOM 10 m

KITCHEN & LIVING ROOM 22 m²

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BATHROOM & LAUNDRY 8 m²

3

BALCONY 8 m²

UP

BEDROOM 10 m

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WM

KITCHEN & LIVING ROOM 23 m²

BATHROOM & LAUNDRY 11 m

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KITCHEN & LIVING ROOM 23 m²

6

BEDROOM 10 m

BALCONY 8 m²

BEDROOM 10 m²

S

BATHROOM & LAUNDRY 11 m

ELEVATOR

WM

WM

P

R

BALCONY 10 m²

KITCHEN & LIVING ROOM 23 m²

S

BEDROOM 10 m²

BALCONY 8 m²

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8

ONE BEDROOM UNIT

ELEVATOR

VOID FOR ART INSTALLATION

ONE BEDROOM UNIT

TWO BEDROOM UNIT

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(PET ROOM ON ALTERNATE LEVEL)

MEDIA & PLAY ROOM G

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BEDROOM 10 m²

BEDROOM 10 m²

MEDIA & PLAY ROOM 30 m²

BEDROOM 10 m²

KITCHEN & LIVING ROOM 23 m²

BALCONY 8 m²

3

COT STORAGE 7 m²

UP

BATHROOM & LAUNDRY 8 m²

S

BEDROOM 10 m²

DN

WM

4

WM

P

R

KITCHEN & LIVING ROOM 40 m²

BATHROOM & LAUNDRY 8 m²

S

KITCHEN & LIVING ROOM 23 m²

BALCONY 7 m²

6

BALCONY 8 m²

BEDROOM 10 m²

S

BATHROOM & LAUNDRY 8 m²

ELEVATOR

BEDROOM 10 m²

KITCHEN & LIVING ROOM 23 m²

WM

P

R

WM

BALCONY 10 m²

BATHROOM & LAUNDRY 8 m²

S

BEDROOM 10 m²

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THREE BEDROOM UNIT

STORAGE FOR COTS ETC

ELEVATOR

VOID FOR ART INSTALLATION

ONE BEDROOM UNIT

ONE BEDROOM UNIT

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1st & 2nd Floor 1:400 @ A4

3rd & 4th Floor 1:400 @ A4

5th & 6th Floor 1:400 @ A4

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BATHROOM & LAUNDRY 8 m²

BATHROOM & LAUNDRY 9 m²

WM

BEDROOM 10 m²

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BATHROOM & LAUNDRY 9 m²

BEDROOM 10 m²

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BEDROOM 10 m²

KITCHEN & LIVING ROOM 19 m²

WM

BEDROOM 11 m²

BALCONY 8 m²

KITCHEN & LIVING ROOM 21 m²

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WM

KITCHEN & LIVING ROOM 27 m²

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KITCHEN & LIVING ROOM 19 m²

BATHROOM & LAUNDRY 8 m²

UP

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UP

BALCONY 12 m²

BEDROOM 10 m²

WM

BATHROOM & LAUNDRY 8 m²

ELEVATOR

Room 10 m²

S

KITCHEN & LIVING ROOM 19 m²

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R

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CARE TAKERS UNIT

ELEVATOR

ART INSTALLATION IN LIGHT AND VENTILATION WELL

ONE BEDROOM UNIT

VOID OVER GARDEN

A kit of parts can be assembled on site

Apartment in-situ

19 m2 kitchen and living area of a typical unit

10 m2 bedrioom space of a typical unit

#02 2018_MASTERS STUDIO WOODRIDGE MASTERPLAN SOCIAL HOUSING MODEL

B: AND

Focusing on Woodridge, a subrurb in the outer Brisbane city of Logan, this studio explored civic and town planning from the macro, resulting in a large-scale architectural exploration of place making. Working directly with the Logan City council town planners and consultants, a report and accompanying master plan highlighted ways to strengthen a diverse community distinguished by a largely low-socioeconomical population.

The research focused on an area directly surrounding the Woodridge train station and looked at ways to increase civic and community engagement and safety in the area.

My research identified a need to supply residents with safe and stable, multi-generational housing with access to community services and public spaces. Inspired by the work of Chamberlin, Powel and Bon at the Barbican in London and theoretically underpinned by Aldo Rossi and neo-retionalist thinking; this en masse social housing model incorporates residential, philanthropic and commercial spaces to enliven the area and contribute an intrinsic social value to its residents and the community beyond.

Considering the local vernacular, aesthetic inspiration came from the typical Queenslander home, in the form of timber and stilts where air flow was paramount. Conceptually likened to a ‘shed’, with units sitting under a cladding wrap, supported on a cross-laminated timber structure, with concrete cores providing circulation and services to each floor.

By employing a mainly pre-fabricated architecture, the proposal can be constructed in stages, matching demand from the community and as to not overload the market. It also allows for multi-generational habitation, with residents able to buy their unit and adapt it as needed. Any development which instigated gentrification was important to avoid due to the relatively fragile economic strengths of its’ residents. Therefore, a development which was atypical in nature and aims to maintain affordable housing, which grows according to the needs of residents and the community would find success and (hopefully) address some of the issues which currently afflict Woodridge.

Woodridge residential masterplan concept

CityStudio Logan 2018

A Bamford Woodridge Master Plan

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LOGAN GARDENS

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WOODRIDGE MASTER PLAN 1:2000 AT A1

Woodridge masterplan around the train station NORTHERN PLAZA

WOODRIDGE SECTION 1:1000 AT A1

EXISTING BUILDINGS

TRAIN STATION

SOUTHERN PLAZA

Site plan of new residential component of master plan

WOODRIDGE SUBURB OVERVIEW POPULATION 12 0000

BORN OVERSEAS 42%

(THE QUEENSLAND AVERAGE IS 22%)

MEDIAN AGE 31

MEDIUM AND HIGH DENSITY HOUSING 31%

HOUSEHOLD RENTING 53%

(THE QUEENSLAND AVERAGE IS 37)

(THE QUEENSLAND AVERAGE IS 24%)

(THE QUEENSLAND AVERAGE IS 32%)

LANGUAGE AT HOME OTHER THAN ENGLISH 37%

RATE 21.4%

MEDIAN WEEKLY INCOME $841.00

(THE QUEENSLAND AVERAGE IS 7.6%)

(THE QUEENSLAND AVERAGE IS $1392)

UNEMPLOYMENT

(THE QUEENSLAND AVERAGE IS 12%)

WOODRIDGE STATION

AN EXTREMELY CULTURALLY DIVERSE AREA, WITH A RELATIVELY YOUNG POPULATION, A LOW SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEMOGRAPHIC AND HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT RATE, WOODRIDGE IS OFTEN THE FIRST PLACE REFUGEES AND NEW IMMIGRANTS ARE SETTLED INTO AUSTRALIA. IT EXEMPLIFIES THE CHANGING FACE OF MULTICULTURALISM IN AUSTRALIA AND PROVIDES AN OPPURTUNITY FOR AN ARCHITECTURAL INTERVENTION WHICH WILL IMPROVE THE LIVES OF THOSE WHO CALL WOODRIDGE HOME.

COMPONENTS

FOCUSING ON A PLAZA NORTH OF THE EXISTING STATION, A MIXED-USE DESIGN IS PROPOSED TO SIMULATANEOUSLY PROVIDE HOUSING, AS WELL AS COMMERCIAL AND COMMUNITY OPPURTUNITIES, TO ACCOMODATE ACCELERATED GROWTH IN THE SUBURB. THE DESIGN AIMS TO HAVE A LOW ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT BUT A HIGH SOCIAL ONE. THIS IS ACHIEVED THROUGH THE FOLLOWING DESIGN INITIATIVE.

LOGAN CITY COUNCIL N WOODRIDGE & DEVELOPMENT SITE (nts)

SITE PLAN (nts) N

+ CLADDING of VERTICAL TIMBER BATTENS (referencing the Queenslander)

+ STRUCTURE of CROSS LAMINATED TIMBER

+ CORE of OFF FORM CONCRETE

PROJECT

+

WOODRIDGE PROPOSAL

USING LVL TIMBER BEAMS AND COLUMNS, A CORE STRUCTURE WAS CREATED IN ORDER TO SUPPORT PRE-FABRICATED RESIDENTIAL 'BOXES'.

THESE BOXES OR PODS, SUPPORTED

BY THE LVL STRUCTURE, WHERE THEN WRAPPED IN VERTICAL TIMBER CLADDING, CREATING ALMOST A SHED LIKE CONDITION, REDUCING THERMAL EXPOSURE IN A SUB-TROPICAL CITY AND PROTECTING THE RESIDENCES BEYOND. CONCRETE ‘CORES’ PROVIDE VERTICAL CIRCULATION ROUTES AS WELL HOUSE THE SHARED FACILITIES WHICH RESIDENTS CAN FREELY ACCESS. THE SHARED CORES MEAN THE RESIDENCES ARE PURPOSEFULLY SMALLER AND THUS CHEAPER TO BUILD. SECONDLY, THEY OFFER RESIDENTS A CHANCE TO INTERACT BOTH FORMALLY AND INFORMALLY.

CORE

WA OFF FORM CONCRETE

UNPRESCRIBED SPACE

VERTICAL RECYCLED TIMBER CLADDING

TYPICAL ONE BEDROOM

RESIDENTIAL PLATFORM VOID

TYPICAL ONE BEDROOM

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VOID

LVL COLUMNS

UNPRESCRIBED SPACE

+

THE GROUND FLOOR IS DEDICATED TO COMMERCIAL AND COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE, BRINGING INCOME AND OPPORTUNITIES INTO THE PRECINCT, AS WELL AS INVITING VISITORS INTO THE AREA. THE OPEN PLAZA SPACE FURTHER ACCOMODATES THE COMMUNITY AND ENABLES PASSIVE SECURITY THROUGHOUT THE AREA.

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PERSPECTIVES

WA OFF FORM CONCRETE

UNPRESCRIBED SPACE

VERTICAL RECYCLED TIMBER CLADDING

ONE BEDROOM VOID

RESIDENTIAL

WOODRIDGE Logan

AXONOMETRIC

FLOOR PLANS

PRE-FABRICATED APAR SUIT RESIDENTS NEEDS

ONE BEDROOM

RESIDENTIAL PLATFORM

LIVING UNIT

TWO BEDROOM

VOID LVL BEAMS

LVL COLUMNS LVL BRACING UNPRESCRIBED SPACE

DRAWING TITLE

DRAWING NUMBER

AUTHOR

DATE

3D

WP

AB

08-11-18

Building components; weatherboard cladding wrap, cross-laminated timber framing, off form concrete cores, and pre-fabricated apartments.

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Axonometric of components in-situ

Collage of a typical elevation

#03 2015_HONOURS STUDIO B: HALL OF DEMOCRACY

Researching Keppler Glass and it’s various uses through architectural history led to the exploration of a new glazing system to be featured in a civic buidling in the heart of Brisbane, a place to facilitate a reinvigorated democracy for Queensland.

Democracy is only succesful if people engage and challenge; therefore a site which interests people beyond the traditional realms of politics, by using art, education and youth, to attract people to the site and start a dialogue.

The building must connote and respond to the ideals of democracy by being for the people and acting as a bricks-and-mortar representation of their needs and vision for the running of their state.

The Hall will: • Respond to the Site: Like democracy itself, the building is unique to its setting and to the people it represents.

• Optimise Accessibility: With entries from four major CBD streets, the hall is easily accessible. Generous landscaping, public art installations and water features help indicate entries.

• Emphasise Education: The building has a program which emphasises the importance of education in building the success of the endeavour.

Classrooms, a lecture hall, colloborative work places, a library and a dedicated Youth in Politics Office facilitate the sharing of visions and knowledge.

• Emphasise Art: The brief indicated a desire to include projections and installations. The design has been pushed beyond this to include a dedicated art gallery and outdoor area for tempory art installations. Art will attract both artists and visitors, who challenge and conceptualise democratic ideas in a way which cannot be verbally or architecturally connoted.

• Connotatation: The design is deliberatly refined with an emphasis on visual cues and details. The void through the roof, down through the classrooms and into the offices below, visually and symbolically connects these elements and delivers the idea of accountabilty, through transparency (an idea first explored in architecture by Jeremy Benthem and the Panopticon building).

Essentially each design decision was made to expand on the brief and connote the ideals of democracy, whilst simulataneously providing a site-specific piece of architecture where people feel comfortable and confident enough to explore the politics which shape the trajectory of their lives.

Hall of Democracy concept featuring the new glazing system

Interior of the Hall

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water proof membrane on a slight slant to direct water out of ventilation prism

layer of structural glue steel fixing, anchored with steel screw through rubber and into concrete slab, flush with glazing

400

invisible mesh screen bonded to glazing to stop insects etc entering the building

silcon edge with waterproof membrane below

ventilation prism

10

flow of natural air invisible mesh screen bonded to glazing

10

aluminium flashing to run length of glazing with angled drip edge to stop water running up and under glazing

rubber shock absorb layer to base of glazing, glued in place

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#04 2015_HONOURS STUDIO A: SOUTH BRISBANE CULTURAL PRECINCT MASTERPLAN A series of 10 decisive incisions for the future development of the Cultural Precicnt in South Brisbane, which explores increasing the cultural significance of the area to Brisbane. Strategies include: 1. Activate through Activity: with an olympic swimming pool in the Brisbane River and fitness amphitheatre 2. Whale Parade to Nature Parade: turning a blank thoroughfare into a greenhouse and a space for nature and science; a purposeful connection between the Queensland Gallery of Art and the Queensland Museum.

3. An Iconic Identity: Incite the idea of the iconic through a deisgn idea which permeates throughout the precicnt. Signage, lighting and street furniture are scattered in a purposeful and relevant manner.

4. Navigate and Safety: Easily navigate the precicnt, either as a flaneur or with direct purpose.

5. Educate: An additional wing to the Queensland Museum dedicated to education. A new transient light piece will also activate the Grey Street Edge and flow through to the adjacent properties.

6. Transport: Easily identifiable transport hubs, with a sunken bus transit centre and dedicated bicycle hubs to lock up and repair bicycles.

7. Developing Through Business: The Parmalat Factory to the north of the precinct will become a space for co-working or shared creative businesses.

8. Public Art: With references to the pavillions of MoMA PS1 and the Serpentine Gallery, the new Melbourne Street boulevard will provide a platform for a yearly public piece of art or architecture from local up-and-coming firms.

9. Sustain: An urban garden, to the front of the proposed 7th Heaven Banquet Hall, will provide produce to the kitchen as well as cafeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s in the precinct. It also will provide education oppurtunities and begin a dialogue about sustainable food practices.

10. 7th Heaven: Positioned in front of QPAC, the banquet hall activates the severe eastern facade of the building and continues the activation of the river front. The views into the city are also unprecedented and will influence the design.

Areas for Sport

Pedestrian Areas

Entrances

Vehicle Access

Masterplan of South Bank interventions

6.

1

3D View 1

2.

8.

3.

Vignettes

7.

1

Section 2 1 : 50

EXISTING CROSSOVER

5.

NEW FACADE & WING

BRISBANE RIVER

BRISBANE RIVER

RUNNING TRACK

RUNNING TRACK

TICKET BOOTH

STAGE PLATFORM RUNNING TRACK BELOW

WC AND CHANGE ROOM

1.

DOWN

Vignettes

#05 2015_ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY_ TECHNICAL DRAWING

A group project which tasked us to refurbish an area of an existing university building, providing office, kitchen and bathroom spaces. The deliverables included providing detailed design solutions and drawings, including all services, furniture, fittings and fixtures both internally and externally.

I was in charge of the drawings on the accompanying pages and worked on the kitchen, ambulant toilet, terrace (as well as the library detail, suspended ceiling detail and hydraulics not included in this portfolio). I also assisted in drawing the existing building in Revit off existing 2D plans and our own measurements.

ELECTRICAL SERVICE COLUMNS - REFER ELECTRICAL PLANS. DECKS TO BE NOTCHED + REFINISHED TO SUIT COLUMNS

GLAZING TO DETAIL SPECIFIED SHELVING ADJACENT TO DESKS

BUILT IN SEAT

VEGETATION TO OUTDOOR AREA - REFER DETAIL

A

B

C

D

E

2

F

A008

DAH635 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES 2

1

ARCHITECT ARRON CUPPLES [N8589127]

BUILT IN PLANTER BOX FABRIC CURTAIN TO EXTERIOR OF GLAZED MEETING ROOM WALL

0° 0.0 10

30 m² MEETING

OFFICE AREA

36 m²

145 m²

KITCHEN/STAFF

1

44 m²

A014

KITCHENETTE TO DETAIL LINE OF CABINETRY ABOVE

14 m²

D02

R

2

LOCKABLE STORAGE TO SPECIFICATION

D02

OFFICE 518

1

PASSAGE 500 I

D03

A018

SK DW

NOOK FOR PRINTING EQUIPMENT

D02

PASSAGE 500 B

ROOF BELOW

D01 EXT. FH FW

AIR LOCK 593

EXT. FH

OFFICE 520

LOBBY/DISPLAY 500A

FEMALE WC 592

STAIR 1 589

STAIR 1 589

AMBULANT FW TOILET 594

1

3

STORE 536

DN

REVISION SD DESIGN FREEZE

01.09.14

DD DESIGN FREEZE

B

03.09.14

CONSULTANT ISSUE

C

21.09.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

D

12.10.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

20.10.14

FOR FINAL APPROVAL

F

27.10.14

TENDER ISSUE

G

PASSAGE 500F

KITCHEN 553

OFFICE 535

AMBULANT TOILET AIR LOCK TO DETAIL

PROJECT

LOT 651 ON SP241925 WARD CENTRAL SITE AREA 62120sqm DRAWING

PASSAGE 500E

FURNITURE PLAN JOB NUMBER

OFFICE 525A

OFFICE 525B

E

REAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

WORK AREA 552

RECEPTION 551

OFFICE 524

A

2 GEORGE STREET BRISBANE QLD 4000

T E

OFFICE 523

ISSUE

QUT D BLOCK REFURBISHMENT

PASSAGE 500 D

OFFICE 522

DATE 25.08.14

AMBULANT BATHROOM TO CLIENT DETAIL

DN

OFFICE 521 PASSAGE 500 G

THESE DRAWINGS ARE PROTECTED BY THE LAWS OF COPY RIGHT AND MAY NOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF MAAK ARCHITECTURE.

A016 PASSAGE 500C

DN

PLANT 537

D01

MALE WC 591

PLANT 540

STORE

ROOF BELOW

STORE

PASSAGE 500H

OFFICE 519

HYDRAULIC + FIRE CONSULTANT

CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING WORK TO FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK.

LIBRARY NOOK TO DETAIL LIBRARY NOOK

TV DISPAY TO WALL

MADELEINE NICOL [N8005885]

ASHLEY BAMFORD [N9133020]

NOTES

COLLABORATION AREA

1 3 4

INDUVIDUAL WORKSPACES

BUILT IN BAR WITH STOOLS TO DETAIL GLAZING TO DETAIL

LIVING WALL SYSTEM TO DETAIL

KAITLIN SELLS [N8583471]

HAVC CONSULTANT

D02

A008

ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT

OFFICE 526

OFFICE 528

OFFICE 532

OFFICE 533

OFFICE 534

14-001

DESIGN

AARON CUPPLES

SCALE @ A2 DATE CREATED

1 : 100

NORTH

27/10/2014 N

4

1

FURNITURE PLAN 1 : 100

Refurbishment plan focusing on the North of the floor plate

DRAWING NUMBER

ISSUE

A006

G

DAH635 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES 2

ARCHITECT ARRON CUPPLES [N8589127]

ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT KAITLIN SELLS [N8583471]

HAVC CONSULTANT MADELEINE NICOL [N8005885]

HYDRAULIC + FIRE CONSULTANT ASHLEY BAMFORD [N9133020]

CEILING

NOTES

35160 OPEN SHELVING WITH FLOATING SHELF BRACKET TO MATCH LIBRARY - REFER SPECIFICATION. SHELFING TO BE 2PAC

B

03.09.14

CONSULTANT ISSUE

C

21.09.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

D

12.10.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

20.10.14

FOR FINAL APPROVAL

F

27.10.14

TENDER ISSUE

G

460

300

40

DD DESIGN FREEZE

F

T

DR

DR

DR

DR

DR

DR

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DR

DR

300

480

480

300

190 80

SK

190

900

70mm ALUMINIUM COATED MDF KICK

SD DESIGN FREEZE

190

PUSH CATCH FITTINGS TO ALL DRAWERS + CUPBOARDS

REVISION

01.09.14

60 190

2 PAC CABINET DOORS + DRAWER FRONTS

DATE 25.08.14

40

TILE SPLASHBACK QUANTAM QUARTZ WK 'ATHENA' STONE BENCHTOP 40mm THICK WATERFALL EDGES AND MITRED JUNCTIONS

DW

CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING WORK TO FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK. THESE DRAWINGS ARE PROTECTED BY THE LAWS OF COPY RIGHT AND MAY NOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF MAAK ARCHITECTURE.

300

2PAC CABINET DOORS

OPEN SHELVING WITH FLOATING SHELF BRACKET TO MATCH LIBRARY - REFER SPECIFICATION. SHELFING TO BE 2PAC

40

1590

40 240 40 240 40

MR PLASTERBOARD TO WALLS

ISSUE A

E

GARBAGE REFUSE BEHIND PULL DOOR

CLIENT LEVEL 5 32668

40

400

400

620

400

400

400

DISHWASHER

REFUSE

PROJECT

40 905

1430

FRIDGE

DISPLAY OPEN SHELVES

QUT D BLOCK REFURBISHMENT 2 GEORGE STREET BRISBANE QLD 4000 REAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

KITCHEN JOINERY 1 ELEVATION 1 : 20

LOT 651 ON SP241925 WARD CENTRAL SITE AREA 62120sqm DRAWING

KITCHENETTE DETAIL

JOB NUMBER

DESIGN

14-001

AARON CUPPLES

SCALE @ A2 DATE CREATED

1 : 20

NORTH

27/10/2014

DRAWING NUMBER

ISSUE

A015

G

DAH635 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES 2

CEILING

ARCHITECT

35160

ARRON CUPPLES [N8589127]

E

ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT KAITLIN SELLS [N8583471]

1000

PLANTER BED WITH PLANTS TO HORTICULTURALISTS SPECIFICATION - REFER HYDRAULIC PLAN FOR IRRIGATION SYSTEM

5430 3795

HAVC CONSULTANT MADELEINE NICOL [N8005885]

HYDRAULIC + FIRE CONSULTANT ASHLEY BAMFORD [N9133020]

1440

1440

2140

NOTES CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING WORK TO FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK. THESE DRAWINGS ARE PROTECTED BY THE LAWS OF COPY RIGHT AND MAY NOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF MAAK ARCHITECTURE.

REFER BENCH DETAIL 985

4030

3

700

7360

A008

REFER FLOOR FINISHES PLAN

A015

22

1055

REFER CABINETRY ELEVATION

1

LINE OF SHELVING OVER

STEEL SHS BOLTED TO SLAB AND TRIANGLE BRACKET SUPPORT

700

SK

2340

PATENT STEEL TRIANGE FIXINGS TO UNDERSIDE OF BENCH - FIXINGS TO MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATION

1015

21

2040

700

F

2PAC BENCH WITH WATERFALL EDGE AND MITRED JUNCTION

DATE

REVISION

25.08.14

SD DESIGN FREEZE

01.09.14

DD DESIGN FREEZE

ISSUE

B

03.09.14

CONSULTANT ISSUE

C

21.09.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

D

12.10.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

20.10.14

FOR FINAL APPROVAL

F

27.10.14

TENDER ISSUE

G

A

E

40

44 m²

WINDOWS TO DETAIL - REFER WINDOW SCHEDULE

200

5395

KITCHEN/STAFF

295

7825

FURNITURE TO SPECIFICATION

FURNITURE TO SPECIFICATION

3665 6000

CLIENT

PROJECT

QUT D BLOCK REFURBISHMENT 2 GEORGE STREET BRISBANE QLD 4000 REAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION LOT 651 ON SP241925 WARD CENTRAL SITE AREA 62120sqm

LEVEL 5 32668

DRAWING 40

KITCHENETTE DETAIL

660 700

1

KITCHEN PLAN 1 : 50

2

JOB NUMBER

DESIGN

14-001

AARON CUPPLES

SCALE @ A2 DATE CREATED

KITCHEN BAR SECTION

As indicated

1 : 10

N

NOTE: ALL MEASUREMENTS TO BE CONFIRMED ON SITE BY BUILDER

Kitchenette Drawings

NORTH

27/10/2014

DRAWING NUMBER

ISSUE

A014

G

5255 2305

90

2305

90 135

2860 720

435

310

1260

CEILING 35160

DAH635 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES 2

CEILING TO BE MR PBD

ARCHITECT ARRON CUPPLES [N8589127]

CERAMIC TILE FEATURE WALL

M

ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT KAITLIN SELLS [N8583471]

2460

ADHESIVE MIRROR TO BACK OF SINK WITH BEVELLED EDGES

HAVC CONSULTANT MADELEINE NICOL [N8005885]

HYDRAULIC + FIRE CONSULTANT ASHLEY BAMFORD [N9133020]

DYSON AIRBLADE HAND DRYER SYSTEM FITTED TO MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATION

STAINLESS STEEL HANDRAILS TO AS1170.1

NOTES CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING WORK TO FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK. THESE DRAWINGS ARE PROTECTED BY THE LAWS OF COPY RIGHT AND MAY NOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF MAAK ARCHITECTURE.

LEVEL 5

30

30

NEW TILES TO WC FLOOR WITH WATERPROOF SCREED

1

TRH

795

AMBULANT WC

32668

2835

PWD WC ELEV B

125

1 : 20

2290

5255 2860

90

2860

90 80

DATE

REVISION

25.08.14

SD DESIGN FREEZE

01.09.14

DD DESIGN FREEZE

ISSUE

B

03.09.14

CONSULTANT ISSUE

C

21.09.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

D

12.10.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

20.10.14

FOR FINAL APPROVAL

F

27.10.14

TENDER ISSUE

G

A

E

2305 720

435

310

760

CLIENT

CEILING 35160 590

CEILING TO BE MR PBD

CERAMIC TILE FEATURE WALL

PROJECT

M

1090

2170

2460

ADHESIVE MIRROR TO BACK OF SINK WITH BEVELLED EDGES

LOT 651 ON SP241925 WARD CENTRAL SITE AREA 62120sqm DRAWING

780

AMBULANT TOILET DETAIL

JOB NUMBER

DESIGN

AARON CUPPLES

SCALE @ A2 DATE CREATED

30

30 290

14-001 1 : 20

PWD WC ELEV C 1 : 20

545

815

NORTH

27/10/2014

DRAWING NUMBER

ISSUE

A017

G

950

DAH635 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES 2

EXISTING DOOR TO REMAIN

ARCHITECT ARRON CUPPLES [N8589127]

ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT KAITLIN SELLS [N8583471]

HAVC CONSULTANT MADELEINE NICOL [N8005885]

HD

DYSON AIRBLADE HAND DRYER FITTED TO MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATION

HYDRAULIC + FIRE CONSULTANT

AMB. AIRLOCK

ASHLEY BAMFORD [N9133020]

2860

7 m²

FALL TO DIRECT WATER TO INSET DRAIN IN CENTRE OF WC

CEILING 35160

MR PBD TO CEILING - P50 SHADOWLINE TO JOIN BETWEEN CEILING AND WALL PBD VB

90 EXISTING DOOR TO REMAIN

T SPECIFIED CERAMIC TILE TO BASE

5 m² HD

30

SPECIFIED TILES TO FLOOR

AMBULANT WC TRH

TRH

1560

565

185

DATE

REVISION

25.08.14

SD DESIGN FREEZE

01.09.14

DD DESIGN FREEZE

ISSUE

B

03.09.14

CONSULTANT ISSUE

C

21.09.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

D

12.10.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

20.10.14

FOR FINAL APPROVAL

F

27.10.14

TENDER ISSUE

G

A

E

CLIENT

795

WC

2 2

FALL TO DIRECT WATER TO INSET DRAIN IN CENTRE OF WC

STAINLESS STEEL GRABRAILS TO AS 1170.1

DYSON AIRBLADE HAND DRYER FITTED TO MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATION

30

VB 1

2170

2460

EXISTING WALLS TO REMAIN

AMBULANT TOILET TO COMPLY WITH AS 1428 WITH STEEL HANDRAILS BESIDE TOILET SUTIE

CISTERN BEHIND STAINLESS STEEL COVERPLATE

MR PBD TO WALLS PAINT FINISH

NEW TILES TO FLOOR REFER SPECIFICATION

NOTES CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING WORK TO FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK. THESE DRAWINGS ARE PROTECTED BY THE LAWS OF COPY RIGHT AND MAY NOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF MAAK ARCHITECTURE.

30 290

T

2305

2

30

LEVEL 5 32668

2 GEORGE STREET BRISBANE QLD 4000 REAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

DYSON AIRBLADE HAND DRYER SYSTEM FITTED TO MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATION

CERAMIC KICK TILE

QUT D BLOCK REFURBISHMENT

LEVEL 5 32668

PROJECT

QUT D BLOCK REFURBISHMENT

DYSON AIRBLADE HAND DRYER FITTED TO MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATION

WC

2 GEORGE STREET BRISBANE QLD 4000 NEW FIXTURES TO BE PLUMBED TO ORIGINAL CONNECTIONS

REAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION LOT 651 ON SP241925 WARD CENTRAL SITE AREA 62120sqm DRAWING

1

PWD WC FLOOR PLAN 1 : 20

2

PWD WC ELEV A 1 : 20

AMBULANT TOILET DETAIL

JOB NUMBER

DESIGN

14-001

AARON CUPPLES

SCALE @ A2 DATE CREATED

1 : 20

NORTH

27/10/2014 N

Toilet Details

DRAWING NUMBER

ISSUE

A016

G

3110 60

2990

60

LINE OF EXISTING CEILING

PLASTERBOARD BULKHEAD

DAH635 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES 2

BIN FEN RECYCLED INDUVIDUAL PLANTER BOXES

ARCHITECT ARRON CUPPLES [N8589127]

ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT KAITLIN SELLS [N8583471]

LIVING WALL FRONT ELEVATION 2880 2500

2555 2175

PLYWOOD TRIM TO FRONT OF UNIT

IRRIGATION SYSTEM BEHIND

HAVC CONSULTANT MADELEINE NICOL [N8005885]

HYDRAULIC + FIRE CONSULTANT ASHLEY BAMFORD [N9133020]

NOTES CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING WORK TO FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK. THESE DRAWINGS ARE PROTECTED BY THE LAWS OF COPY RIGHT AND MAY NOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF MAAK ARCHITECTURE.

325

PLYWOOD SHEET: TO CONCEAL IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT

DATE

REVISION

25.08.14

SD DESIGN FREEZE

01.09.14

DD DESIGN FREEZE

ISSUE

B

03.09.14

CONSULTANT ISSUE

C

21.09.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

D

12.10.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

20.10.14

FOR FINAL APPROVAL

F

27.10.14

TENDER ISSUE

G

A

E

LINE OF EXISTING ROOF FRAMING TO BULKHEAD

CLIENT SQUARE SET CORNERS OF PLASTER PLYWOOD SHEET: TRIM TO CONCEAL SIDE OF GREENWALL

PROJECT

STEEL MESH FOR HANGING PLANTERS

QUT D BLOCK REFURBISHMENT

STEEL WALL FRAMING

2 GEORGE STREET BRISBANE QLD 4000

PIPEWORK FEEDING IRRIGATION LINES DRIP IRRIGATION LINE

REAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION IRRIGATION LINES

LIVING WALL FRAMING LAYOUT

PLYWOOD SHEET: TRIM TO CONCEAL SIDE OF GREENWALL

DRAWING

LIVING WALL DETAIL JOB NUMBER

WATER SUPPLY WITH HOSE FILTER

DESIGN

14-001

EXCESS WATER COLLECTION DRAIN

AARON CUPPLES

SCALE @ A2 DATE CREATED

WATER RECIRCULATION TANK

HOSE CONNECTION BY SUPPLIER  

MAGNETIC DRIVE PUMP

1 : 20

NORTH

27/10/2014

PIPEWORK BETWEEN TANKS

OVERFLOW DRAINAGE

1

LOT 651 ON SP241925 WARD CENTRAL SITE AREA 62120sqm

AUTO FILL VALVE

LIVING WALL ELEVATIONS

DRAWING NUMBER

ISSUE

A022

G

1 : 20

DAH635 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES 2

ARCHITECT ARRON CUPPLES [N8589127]

2250 840

600

ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT

810

KAITLIN SELLS [N8583471]

135

HAVC CONSULTANT MADELEINE NICOL [N8005885]

90

HYDRAULIC + FIRE CONSULTANT

CLEAR SEALED HWD TIMBER BOARD TO TOP TO ENCLOSE POST

ASHLEY BAMFORD [N9133020]

DASHED LINE INDICATES STORMWATER FLOW

90x90mm HWD TIMBER POSTS - 800mm CENTRES

NOTES CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING WORK TO FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK. THESE DRAWINGS ARE PROTECTED BY THE LAWS OF COPY RIGHT AND MAY NOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF MAAK ARCHITECTURE.

GRATED METAL WALKWAY TO AS1657

SURFACE IRRIGATION SYSTEM REFER HYRDRAULICS PLAN 800

CLEAR SEALED HWD TIMBER BOARD CLADDING TO POST - SECURE WITH BUGLE HEAD BATTEN SCREW

RETAIN EXISTING 100mm DOWNPIPE - FEED TO GARDEN

SURFACE IRRIGATION SYSTEM - REFER HYRDRAULICS PLAN

75

150

NEW WATER SPOUT THROUGH EXISTING SLAB UPTURN

350

EXISTING CONCRETE UPTURN

LINE OF NEW GLAZED FACADE SYSTEM REFER DETAIL VEGETATION TO HORTICULTURALIST'S SPECIFICATION ARTIFICAL GROWTH MEMBRANE (MIN 150mm DEEP)

100

PRYDA FULL STIRRUP POST ANCHOR

MIN 75mm CLEARANCE TO BASE OF POST FOR TERMITE PROTECTION

HOT DIP GLAV. 12mm DIAMETER CUP HEAD BOLT

IKO PLASFEED DRAINAGE LAYER

DATE

REVISION

25.08.14

SD DESIGN FREEZE

01.09.14

DD DESIGN FREEZE

ISSUE

B

03.09.14

CONSULTANT ISSUE

C

21.09.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

D

12.10.14

COORDINATION UPDATE

20.10.14

FOR FINAL APPROVAL

F

27.10.14

TENDER ISSUE

G

A

E

CLIENT

EXISTING SLAB UPTURN TO INTERIOR COLD FORMED METAL DECKING - PROVIDE 1 DEGREE FALL

EXISTING SLAB NEW NORCAST 1510.12 CG FLAY GRATE OUTLET

SUPPORT FALL OF DECKING ON STEEL PROFILES AS REQUIRED MARINE GRADE WATERPROOFING TO TOP OF SLAB

DOWNPIPE SIZED + MANUFACTURED TO MATCH EXSITING

GRATED STEEL WALKWAY SUPPORT SYSTEM INSTALL TO MANUFACTURES . SPEC. WATERPROOF ALL PENETRATIONS THROUGH DRAINAGE LAYER + STEEL DECKING. FEED + FIX TO SLAB TO ENSURE STABILITY

OUTDOOR TERRACE 1 DETAIL 1 : 10

PROJECT

QUT D BLOCK REFURBISHMENT 2 GEORGE STREET BRISBANE QLD 4000 REAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION LOT 651 ON SP241925 WARD CENTRAL SITE AREA 62120sqm DRAWING

OUTDOOR TERRACE DETAIL

JOB NUMBER

DESIGN

14-001

AARON CUPPLES

SCALE @ A2 DATE CREATED

1 : 10

Outdoor Terrace Details

NORTH

27/10/2014

DRAWING NUMBER

ISSUE

A025

G

#06 2012-2014_SELECTED UNDERGRADUATE WORKS

A selection of undergraduate works, from a variety of projects across my undergraduate degree.

Landscape Artefact, Evandale Parklands

Film Makers Studio, Nobbys Beach

Posterity Pavillion, 100% biodegradable, a mix of cardboard, fibre rope, charcoal, dowel and old packing crates

Beauty Pavillion, Sir Peter Cookâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Studio, Bond University

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT

20169

8475

13606

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT

22846

3.

2.

4.

11011

5.

6.

6068

7838

1.

31358

Bond University

Site Plan Drawing Date

A102 January 2013

The Hub Scale

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT

1. Bike Pod 2. Seating Pod 3. Cafe Pod 4. Seating Pod 5. Bike Fix-It Pod 6. Shower Pod

Bicycle Hub, Bond University

Music Library with CRAB Studio, Evandale Parklands

1 : 200

A_Bamford Architectural Portfolio 2019